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Through the Room of Consequence, Alex Jefferson experiences what life would be like if he could do whatever he wanted--without any rules.

Connie, Jason Whittaker, and Kids' Radio tell about life in Fairy Tale Land.

A "tough" friend of Nick Mulligan's arrives in Odyssey. Things turn unfriendly when Nick finds out that his friend has become a Christian. Bethany Shepard dreams about a wacky version of Noah and the flood.

Eugene is recruited to investigate stolen money at the Odyssey Bank and the new head of Vance's gang "Dion" announces his intention to make Buck's life miserable.

Spending a week at his grandparents' house seems like the end of the world to Alex Jefferson.

Lucy Cunningham-Schultz tries to write a news article about Zachary Sellers and find out why he's in a wheelchair.

Sam Johnson, Connie, and her mother, June Kendall, compare stories about giving in to peer pressure.

Bernard Walton, Eugene, and the B-TV crew talk about compassion with the help of Marty the shoemaker.

When it's apparent that a petty thief is on the loose in Odyssey, Rodney Rathbone convinces 10-year-old Henry Thomas to take the law into his own hands.

Kids' Radio presents the biblical story of Jonah.

A scrap of paper leads Eugene to investigate a forgotten relative and information about a tragic accident. He hopes they may lead him to his long-lost father.

Lucy Cunningham-Schultz becomes the center of attention when Jimmy Barclay, Curt Stevens, and Jack Davis return to Odyssey for a reunion--each young man determined to win her heart at last.

Whit and Eugene travel to Pokenberry Falls to help George Barclay, who has lost faith that he should be a pastor...which leads to a bizarre series of events.

Mr. Whittaker uses the enhanced Kids' Radio studio to tell Ryan and Jill the true story of the Pilgrims and their voyage to North America, their hardships, and their new life.

Before a gallery exhibit of her work, Penny tries a variety of methods to decide whom she can trust in life.

B-TV explores Thanksgiving with stories about 10 lepers, a king named David, and Harlow the stonecutter.

Marvin Washington and Trent DeWhite put the Imagination Station to some unexpected uses--to cheat and to get revenge.

Bernard Walton and the gang at Whit's End create a new television variety show.